There was a squabble between Super Eagles coach, Sunday Oliseh and goalkeeper, Vincent Enyeama late on Tuesday, October 5, 2015 at the Belgium camp of the Eagles.

Enyeama joined his national teammates in Belgium ahead of the two friendly games against Congo and Cameroon on Thursday and Sunday respectively.

The keeper arrived camp after Monday’s deadline, having been reportedly permitted to report late following Saturday’s burial of his mother in AkwaIbom.

An angry Coach Sunday Oliseh ordered captain Vincent Enyeama out of camp in Belgium over the keeper’s late arrival to camp, despite pleas from the keeper, who rose to apologise for coming late and wanted to give his reasons.

Oliseh reportedly told Enyeama to shut up but the Eagles captain didn’t comply, which made the coach call on security operatives to get the keeper out of Hotel Verviers, the camp site of the Eagles.

Oliseh then named CSKA Moscow forward, Ahmed Musa, the Eagles captain for the friendly matches.

But officials of the NFF waded into the matter and persuaded Enyeama to remain in camp.

“It’s true that there was a little misunderstanding in the camp of @NGSuperEagles, but the matter has been resolved. Enyeama remains in camp,” the NFF said on Twitter.